Fear List Price: $9.99 Our Price: $3.66 Your Save: $ 6.33 ( 63% ) Availability: Manufacturer: Universal Pictures Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Reese Witherspoon, William Petersen, Amy Brenneman, Alyssa Milano Directed By: James Foley Average Customer Rating: Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: DVD Brand: Universal EAN: 9780783229331 Format: Anamorphic ISBN: 078322933X Label: Universal Pictures Number Of Items: 1 Picture Format: Anamorphic Widescreen Publisher: Universal Pictures Region Code: 1 Release Date: 1998-10-27 Running Time: 97 Studio: Universal Pictures Theatrical Release Date: 1996-04-12 Related Items Cruel Intentions Freeway (Widescreen Edition) The Yards - Director's Cut (Miramax Collector's Series) The Man in the Moon The Big Hit Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Great Movie Comment: I liked this movie alot, I liked it from beginning to end, I liked that is had drama the whole time, I hope another movie comes out like this one. Customer Rating: Summary: Why did they have to kill the dog ! Comment: As you can tell by my title I am a dog lover and an animal lover. I was watching this movie with my adult daughter and when the psychos killed the family dog (German Shepard)it just made me sick at my stomach. Not just killing it was enough, but they had to make it grotesque and vile. This director should be embarrassed for that scene as it did not add anything to the movie except keeping me from ever watching it again. IF YOU LOVE ANIMALS, DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE !! Customer Rating: Summary: If it's too good to be true... Comment: Fear is a sort-of Fatal Attraction type thriller, though is not the classic that Fatal Attraction has become. Fear, however, is quite effective for what it is and though nothing about it is top-rate as far as a great Thriller goes, the combined package of what Fear offers still grabs hold of you and pulls you in for the ride. David McCall (Mark Wahlberg) catches the eye of Nicole Walker (Reese Witherspoon) and the pair hook up for an evening together after leaving a dance club. Nicole is practically shocked when the man she gets to know is much more than meets the eye, and her dreams seem to be coming true when she thinks she has found the perfect guy. The first half of Fear sets up a love story that is actually enjoyable to watch, as both David and Nicole fall for each other. I never felt the love story was ever very cheesy, especially when the "roller coaster experience" is quite original. David finally meets Nicole's family, and everyone is amazed at this perfect, handsome gentlemen. Everyone except Nicole's father, Steve (William Peterson) who just doesn't buy into it. All good things must come to an end....if it's too good to be true....etc etc...and here we go...David comes by Nicole's school on a typical afternoon to pick her up and witnesses her friend Gary hugging her. The kind and gentle David we thought we knew is suddenly transformed into a raging beast, knocking Gary to the ground and kicking the crap out of him. Smart Nicole thankfully doesn't want anything to do with David again. Regretting his mistake, David apologizes til it wears down Nicole. She gives David another chance, meanwhile outraging Steve. Thus begins the war between Steve and David, and eventually brining the enitre family into the mix. The last half of Fear is, well, Fear. The thrills and suspense begin. The final setting of the film is at the Walker residence, where David and his buddies won't rest until they bust inside and do the damage. Overall, it's a predictable finale, but the bits and pieces getting there are always fun and contain some surprise thrills. You might feel silly when you step out of the spotlight about Fear, cause its certainly not a masterpiece but its a fun ride nevertheless that effectively entertains. If you're looking for a good teenager love story that isn't cheesy follwed by a sudden turn for the worst in terms of thrills, Fear is worth checking out. Acting - 3.5 Characters - 3.5 Story - 3.5 Suspense - 4 Overall - 4 Customer Rating: Summary: good movie Comment: this is a very good movie, but i only gave it 3 stars because this version is the letterbox version and doesnt even cover half the tv screen. I dont mind the 16x9 ones but loathe the letterbox dvds the movie itself has an excellent story and is well worth watching. Customer Rating: Summary: Bad boyfriend. Comment: Fear starring Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon is a wicked thriller to say the least. The film also stars William Petersen and Amy Brenneman. Wahlberg plays a psycho boyfriend and Witherspoon is very effective as the naive teenager he falls for. I like this film, some of the scenes seem kinda silly now but overall Fear will keep you coming back for another viewing, enjoy! Editorial Reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Great Movie Comment: I liked this movie alot, I liked it from beginning to end, I liked that is had drama the whole time, I hope another movie comes out like this one. Customer Rating: Summary: Why did they have to kill the dog ! Comment: As you can tell by my title I am a dog lover and an animal lover. I was watching this movie with my adult daughter and when the psychos killed the family dog (German Shepard)it just made me sick at my stomach. Not just killing it was enough, but they had to make it grotesque and vile. This director should be embarrassed for that scene as it did not add anything to the movie except keeping me from ever watching it again. IF YOU LOVE ANIMALS, DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE !! Customer Rating: Summary: If it's too good to be true... Comment: Fear is a sort-of Fatal Attraction type thriller, though is not the classic that Fatal Attraction has become. Fear, however, is quite effective for what it is and though nothing about it is top-rate as far as a great Thriller goes, the combined package of what Fear offers still grabs hold of you and pulls you in for the ride. David McCall (Mark Wahlberg) catches the eye of Nicole Walker (Reese Witherspoon) and the pair hook up for an evening together after leaving a dance club. Nicole is practically shocked when the man she gets to know is much more than meets the eye, and her dreams seem to be coming true when she thinks she has found the perfect guy. The first half of Fear sets up a love story that is actually enjoyable to watch, as both David and Nicole fall for each other. I never felt the love story was ever very cheesy, especially when the "roller coaster experience" is quite original. David finally meets Nicole's family, and everyone is amazed at this perfect, handsome gentlemen. Everyone except Nicole's father, Steve (William Peterson) who just doesn't buy into it. All good things must come to an end....if it's too good to be true....etc etc...and here we go...David comes by Nicole's school on a typical afternoon to pick her up and witnesses her friend Gary hugging her. The kind and gentle David we thought we knew is suddenly transformed into a raging beast, knocking Gary to the ground and kicking the crap out of him. Smart Nicole thankfully doesn't want anything to do with David again. Regretting his mistake, David apologizes til it wears down Nicole. She gives David another chance, meanwhile outraging Steve. Thus begins the war between Steve and David, and eventually brining the enitre family into the mix. The last half of Fear is, well, Fear. The thrills and suspense begin. The final setting of the film is at the Walker residence, where David and his buddies won't rest until they bust inside and do the damage. Overall, it's a predictable finale, but the bits and pieces getting there are always fun and contain some surprise thrills. You might feel silly when you step out of the spotlight about Fear, cause its certainly not a masterpiece but its a fun ride nevertheless that effectively entertains. If you're looking for a good teenager love story that isn't cheesy follwed by a sudden turn for the worst in terms of thrills, Fear is worth checking out. Acting - 3.5 Characters - 3.5 Story - 3.5 Suspense - 4 Overall - 4 Customer Rating: Summary: good movie Comment: this is a very good movie, but i only gave it 3 stars because this version is the letterbox version and doesnt even cover half the tv screen. I dont mind the 16x9 ones but loathe the letterbox dvds the movie itself has an excellent story and is well worth watching. Customer Rating: Summary: Bad boyfriend. Comment: Fear starring Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon is a wicked thriller to say the least. The film also stars William Petersen and Amy Brenneman. Wahlberg plays a psycho boyfriend and Witherspoon is very effective as the naive teenager he falls for. I like this film, some of the scenes seem kinda silly now but overall Fear will keep you coming back for another viewing, enjoy! Wahlberg is chilling as the perfect boyfriend who turns out to be the perfect psycho in this nail-biting love-gone-wrong shocker. Studio: Uni Dist Corp. (mca) Release Date: 03/28/2006 Starring: Mark Wahlberg William L. Petersen Run time: 97 minutes Rating: R Director: James Foley Ask about this healthcare product "Fear" in the forum Give review on this healthcare product "Fear" in the forum Search related information in the forum